Via one blog and another (it's really hard to recapture that aimless wandering that took me from HDTD to a frequent flyer forum to airplane food to bento boxes to food sites) I found this nifty handy-dandy tool: A portion calculator. I will have to see whether it fits my family or whether I need calculate for three kids or five, but I'm liking the concept. I also like the concept of the entire site, as throwing food away hurts me and occurs too often in this house. I will spend some time poking around there. Later. Tonight.
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Chronic non-specific diarrhea in Toddlers
- Pediatrics in Review
If you have access to medical papers, this is the one you have to read. This is the one that made me go "OH!". It's short and sweet, but protected. - Chronic nonspecific diarrhea
This short piece contains some good suggestions about dietary management of chronic non-specific diarrhea. - Toddler's diarrhea
Another short overview. - Toddler Diarrhea - Symptoms
A good brief overview over what Toddler Diarrhea is and what not. A very good starting point.
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Sven Nordqvist: Aufruhr im Gemüsebeet (Pettersson und Findus)
(*****)Jeff Parker: Marvel Adventures The Avengers Vol. 1: Heroes Assembled (V. 1)
Because one cannot be without a comic bookErhard Dietl: Rufus Rakete und die Piratenblut-Bande
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OT: Petersson and Findus are most excellent.
Posted by: Doug (not Muir) | July 09, 2009 at 07:02 AM
Aren't they, though? Which reminds me that I have to update the "book roll". Sometime. Maybe after the washer is fixed.
Posted by: claudia | July 09, 2009 at 10:45 AM